Intern, Business Analyst (IT Business Analysis)
PhillipCapital
Singapore, SingaporeInternship24 Sept 2026
About this internship
What You Will Be Working On:
Ever wondered how a securities trading platform or wealth management system actually comes together behind the scenes? As an IT Business Analyst Intern, you'll get a front-row seat to it.
The IT Business Analysis team is the go-to team Business Units rely on to turn ideas into real, working platforms. You'll gain hands-on exposure to core TradFi (Traditional Finance) systems — think Securities Trading Platforms and Wealth Platforms — while working alongside experienced BAs and PMs who'll guide you through real project work, not busywork.
You'll also help plan and run our internal IT Conference, held every 6 months — a great chance to flex your organizational skills, work cross-functionally, and see your ideas come to life in a real event.
In This Role, You Will:
Engage directly with stakeholders to gather requirements and translate business needs into clear, actionable insights.
Take ownership of a project as a Project Manager or IT Business Analyst — this isn't shadow work, you'll help drive real outcomes.
Research industry trends and emerging tech to help shape what we build next.
Learn how to write User Requirement Specifications and Test Cases — a foundational skill for any BA or PM career path.
Explore how AI tools can streamline business analysis, documentation, and testing workflows.
Help plan, organize, and run our internal IT Conference 2026 from the ground up.
What We Are Looking For:
We care more about mindset than a perfect checklist. You don't need to tick every box below — just bring curiosity and a willingness to learn:
Currently pursuing a degree in Information Technology, Business, or a related field.
A curious, analytical mind — you like asking "
why
" and connecting the dots.
Strong communication skills, written and verbal.
A team player who thrives in a collaborative environment.
Bonus points if you're familiar with Scrum, Waterfall, Design Thinking, or Customer Journey Mapping — but we're happy to teach you if you're not.